PHRAE: Given the madness and mayhem that afflict Thai roads, it’s only natural that individuals need to spend as a lot time as potential in the security of their houses. But Swipe in Phrae province shows that even being at house in front of the TV is no guarantee of security from drunk drivers. At about midnight on August 9, a Toyota Tiger pickup pushed by an area politician slammed into a roadside repair store alongside Rongkwaan-Ngaaw Rd in tambon Daenchumpol, killing one man and critically injuring two others. Minutes have been mechanics who lived and worked at the store and who were watching TV when the pickup smashed through the wall of their front room. One, 36-year-old Som Kadsomneuk, died instantly. The two survivors have been rushed to Phrae Hospital. When police arrived, they discovered the Tiger lodged inside what what was left of the constructing, together with Ban Klaang OrBorTor president Sompol Ongkham, 49, who was ready to turn himself in to the police. He told the arresting officers that he had been to a provincial s